Enugu accuses Sujimoto CEO of ₦6 billion fraud over stalled school projects as EFCC declares him wanted for financial crimes.
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Dangote renews warning to truckers over unauthorised logo use, pledging legal action to curb false accident attributions and protect brand integrity.
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UCTH opens a new emergency unit with better amenities to cut down on medical tourism and improve healthcare in Calabar.
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PDP leaders vow Ibadan convention will hold November 15–16 despite zoning disputes and pushback from Wike’s allies.
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UK warns foreign students over visa overstays after a surge in asylum claims linked to study visas sparks fresh enforcement measures.
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The Nigeria Police Force has opened a condolence register in Abuja for late former Inspector-General Solomon Arase, with flags to fly at half-mast nationwide in his honour.
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Rivers State Administrator Vice Admiral (Rtd.) Ibok-Ete Ibas has commended the peaceful conduct of local government elections, describing them as a step toward restoring grassroots democracy.
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Nigeria diaspora remittances surged 200% to $600 million in two months, boosting forex inflows and diversifying the nation’s economy.
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Nigeria Immigration Service doubles Nigerian passport fees from September 2025, citing quality and service delivery, while diaspora charges stay unchanged.
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A U.S. court sentenced Oba Joseph Oloyede to 56 months in prison for COVID-19 relief fraud worth millions.
